Donned in custom attire and handpicked natural elements, Erika and Romain’s Swedish wedding was as stylish and natural as they come. The pair crafted their wedding from scratch, stumbling upon their dream wedding venue — an old barn in the Swedish countryside — that had never been used to hold a wedding before. Erika and Romain, along with their skilled loved ones, arranged a beautiful and personal celebration that all of their guests will remember forever. The exceptional talents of Nordica Photography were enlisted to capture every detail and moment. The golden hour portraits as the sun began to set are impossibly romantic!

The Couple:

Erika and Romain

The Wedding:

Beckershof Herrgård, Katrineholm, Sweden

The Inspiration:

We knew from the very first moment we wanted a simple and natural wedding, from there everything kind of fell into place.

The Moments:

It is hard to choose a moment, the three days were amazing, the fact that all these people came from literally all over the world for us was incredible. If we need to pick a precise moment, it would be the ceremony, in the birch wood, a great priest, the nature, the music, the wind, it was very powerful.

The Couple Recommends:

Even though it was not organised at all times, the Beckershof team was great, from the handy man who prepared the old barn, putting barriers, and changing planks in just hours…. to the hospitality girl team working there, the staff was truly great and flexible. It was the first time there had been an event like that and they all worked really hard to give us the best!

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Nordica Photography
Venue – Beckershof Herrgård
Floral Design – Johanssons Blommor
Catering – Ida Eriksson
Cake – Sultans Konditori
Officiant – Cecilia Joelsson
Makeup Artist – Cecilia Ronach

Congrats to Erika and Romain on their special day, and a big thank you to Nordica Photography for allowing Junebug to share such stunning images! For more barn wedding inspiration, check out Kate and Neil’s rustic brewery wedding in Northern England.